Antique Survey Measuring Chain 17th century

Antique Survey Measuring Chain 17th century For Sale

When you click on links to various merchants on this site and make a purchase, this can result in this site earning a commission. Affiliate programs and affiliations include, but are not limited to, the eBay Partner Network.

Antique Survey Measuring Chain 17th century:
$129.59

100 Links, 20 Meter as per IS
Heavy Brass Handels & Tally
GI wire 5mm thick, Zinc coated & efficient working
Brass ring at every one meter & Supreme strength
Easy installation & Customization
pins part of the sell

Gunter’s or surveyor’s chain is a chain made of metal or steel wire, invented in the early 17th century by English mathematician Edmund Gunter for measuring distance, and comprising 100 wire rods connected by small rings. Each rod+ring unit is 1 link (7.92 inches), making a total chain length of (65.62) feet Include With Handel the length of a cricket pitch.

Antique Survey Measuring Chain 17th century For Sale

Antique Survey Measuring Chain 17th century: $129.59

Antique Survey Measuring Chain 17th century:
$129.59